Those who felt a connection to the combination of MetalGreymon and Godzilla have no choice but to stop and look. The unexpected crossover, “Godzilla VS Digital Monster COLOR,” was born at the momentous 70th anniversary of Godzilla. What appeared in it was “MetalGreymon: G-Infiltration Mode.” This figure, sculpted as part of the DefoReal series, is not just a cute deformation. The body, infiltrated by “G-Cells” derived from Godzilla, is distorted asymmetrically, and both wings have transformed into dorsal fins. There is a sense of mythical “bizarre” beauty, which strongly captivates the viewer.

As the word “DefoReal” suggests, the concept of this series is “the fusion of deformation and realism.” Its true value is most vividly expressed in this G-Infiltration Mode. Although the figure has a cute silhouette with an approximate 2.5 head-to-body ratio, there is absolutely no compromise in the sculpting; a real tension is condensed in details such as the texture of the mutated wings, the sharply changed claws, and the entirely different depiction of the body surface on the left and right sides. Within the 16cm height, the “souls of both” MetalGreymon and Godzilla are packed.

The appeal of this figure also lies in the fact that the impression is completely different when viewed from the front compared to when viewed from the side. There are new discoveries from every angle, and a different “expression” appears each time you admire it. From a dead-on front view, a slight comicality comes forward, but from an angle, the monster-like heaviness typical of Godzilla is greatly amplified, and from the rear, the silhouette of the mutated wings gives a chill. Its visual richness is of a quality that makes it suitable as interior decor just by displaying it.

This “G-Infiltration Mode” is truly a special existence born specifically from this collaboration. For original fans and for those newly acquiring this figure, “this form” of MetalGreymon is practically nowhere else to be seen. It is a product that captures a miraculous moment in the palm of your hand, where two massive IPs—Monster × Digimon—intersected for just an instant. If this unique Digimon caught your attention, you may already be captivated by this worldview.